Introduction to Permaculture Course
Permaculture Course Details: Date: Mar 17, 2012 Time: 10am to 4pm Location: Monroe, WA Instructors: Alderleaf staff Cost: $85 Register Spend a day learning about the basics of permaculture - a revolutionary design system for sustainable living. The course covers permaculture principles, strategies, and ethics; basic design; and a hands-on tour of permaculture projects in action at Alderleaf. Learn how to get started with this ecological approach to designing for green human settlements. Permaculture design integrates the best of sustainable food production, natural building, forest stewardship, habitat restoration, water management, alternative energy, and much more. It can be applied on a home-scale up to the community level and beyond. The class takes place at Alderleaf Farm in Monroe, WA. Our beautiful 15 acre property is nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains 35 miles east of Seattle. It is an evolving model of environmental sustainability and features our classrooms, office, two homes, cabins, ponds, a large creek, forested land, pastures, many gardens, chickens, sheep, and food forests.
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Interested in in-depth training in permaculture and other nature skills? Check out the Permaculture Design Course and the Wilderness Certification Program. Return from Introduction to Permaculture back to Wilderness Courses |
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